Remember the stories of how our parents or grandparents trudged through snow drifts, or thunderstorms, or beating sun, uphill, to get to school each morning? In some ways, attending school today is much easier that in times past. Many schools today are air-conditioned, dress codes tend to be less restrictive, ...
Read More »Love Etched In Stone
When our father passed away, my sister and I went to choose a monument to be placed in our family plot. When the drawing was put in front of us, we knew that Dad had begun the designing of his own gravestone long before his death as our eyes fell ...
Read More »The Sweetest Fragrance
Our senses are a gift from God. Through sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound we experience life. Through our sense of smell, we remember. Rich tulips remind me of springtime when I was a little girl, the days warming in invitation to come out and play. The heavy scent of ...
Read More »Trust the Potter
Remember opening a new can of Play-Doh? The first thing most of us remember about the childhood delight is its smell. It was a can of colorful fun, a rite of passage for our little hands–and noses! The soft, unusually-scented, brightly colored doughs were fun to form into shapes using ...
Read More »A Racist’s Testimony to God’s Transforming Power
Proverbs 16: 6 Through love and faithfulness sin is atoned for; through the fear of the LORD a man avoids evil. I say in anger: You will not truly feel the pain of the despised until you feel your own pain of being despised. But Abba Father God gently ...
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